Member of Banja Luka SDP, sued by BH Telecom for unpaid bills, will be hired by BH Telecom!

Written by: Istraga.ba

In January this year, Ana Starčević was presented as the "young hope of the SDP" whose "dream is a better Bosnia and Herzegovina." Six months later, a job competition was announced at BH Telecom for this young hope of the Banja Luka SDP and Vojin Mijatović. The competition procedure was completed at the beginning of this week. Ana Starčević will, it is certain, be the highest-ranked candidate and will get a job in the Banja Luka directorate of BH Telecom.

In the BH Telecom system, according to information from Istraga, Ana Starčević is a debtor. She did not pay her bills regularly. Neither her own nor the bills of the company where she was recently the responsible person. And that is why a lawsuit was filed against her. But since this young hope of the SDP, backed by Vojin Mijatović and Saša Grbić, dreams of a better Bosnia and Herzegovina, it was decided to employ her at BH Telecom.

The competition for Ana Starčević was announced in June.

"Public announcement for the recruitment of workers for an indefinite period, with a probationary period of up to 3 (three) months in the Banja Luka Directorate of the Joint Stock Company BH Telecom Sarajevo, with the place of work in Banja Luka, for the following position: – 17. Counter worker, secondary education – 2 (two) executors in the Department for Service Placement and Support for Business and Residential Customers," was published on the BH Telecom website on June 26 this year.

The acting director of the BH Telecom Directorate is Srđan Jovanović, a member of the City Organization of the SDP Banja Luka. Ana Starčević also sits on the same committee. In mid-July, specifically on July 12, a Commission was formed for the recruitment of two new workers. Besides Ana Starčević, the plan of the SDP Banja Luka was to also employ Marko Ćurlić. However, Ćurlić submitted incomplete documentation, so only Ana Starčević remained in the running. According to information from Istraga, the Commission ranked her first, so this hope of the SDP who "dreams of a better Bosnia and Herzegovina" will get a job at BH Telecom.

According to information from Istraga, the employment of Ana Starčević was advocated by the Vice President of the SDP of Bosnia and Herzegovina and the Government of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Vojin Mijatović, and the representative in the National Assembly of the Republika Srpska, Saša Grbić. Incidentally, Saša Grbić is employed as an analyst at m:tel, which is, in fact, a competitor to BH Telecom.